The Women's Luge has been an event in the Winter Olympics since 1964. Participants lie on their backs feet first and fly down an ice-covered track at high speeds.
The luge is steered by pressing your legs against the front runners of the sled. Weight is crucial for acceleration and strictly monitored.
Germany has dominated this event through the years, winning nine of the thirteen gold medals - including the last four.
Women's Luge Medal Winners
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The Women's Luge has been an event in the Winter Olympics since 1964. Participants lie on their backs feet first and fly down an ice-covered track at high speeds.